The EFBWW favours European integration in the interest of Europe’s workers and citizens. We see European integration as a way of upholding fundamental rights for all workers and citizens and as a bulwark for protecting mainstays of European democracy, such as the rule of law and freedom of speech. Consequently, the EFBWW does not intend to work together with – or seek support from – right-wing populist parties.

The General Assembly adopted seven resolutions for the period 2024-2028. Gender, workers' exploitation, internal market, Ukraine, and workers' rights are the topics addressed.

To execute and implement the Strategic Plan and the resolutions, the Executive Committee adopted an implementation strategy. This document brings together the work programs of the Committees and coordination groups in one overview and presents the implementation of our Strategic Plan in a transparent way.